Millie Bright Stuns Women's Super League with Record-Breaking 210th Appearance as Chelsea Face Off Against Arsenal.
Chelsea captain Millie Bright is on course to shatter Jordan Nobbs' all-time appearance record in the Women's Super League (WSL) this Saturday when she takes to the Emirates stadium field against Arsenal.
At present, Bright has featured in an impressive 209 WSL matches and will match Nobbs' record of 210 appearances if she plays any part of the game. This milestone is a testament to Bright's dedication and perseverance throughout her career, which spans over two decades.
Bright started her journey in 2011 as a Doncaster Rovers Belles player before making her breakthrough with Chelsea in 2014. During her time at the club, she has helped them secure eight consecutive WSL titles, setting a record for any player in the league.
Currently, Bright is crucial to Chelsea's undefeated run in the league, having extended his personal unbeaten streak to 30 games last weekend. A win against Arsenal will not only keep Chelsea top of the league but also bring them closer to securing another title.
Bright, who has captained England on numerous occasions and was recently voted onto the FIFPro Women's World XI for a third time, is set to make history at the Emirates stadium this Saturday as she sets her sights on breaking Nobbs' appearance record.
Chelsea captain Millie Bright is on course to shatter Jordan Nobbs' all-time appearance record in the Women's Super League (WSL) this Saturday when she takes to the Emirates stadium field against Arsenal.
At present, Bright has featured in an impressive 209 WSL matches and will match Nobbs' record of 210 appearances if she plays any part of the game. This milestone is a testament to Bright's dedication and perseverance throughout her career, which spans over two decades.
Bright started her journey in 2011 as a Doncaster Rovers Belles player before making her breakthrough with Chelsea in 2014. During her time at the club, she has helped them secure eight consecutive WSL titles, setting a record for any player in the league.
Currently, Bright is crucial to Chelsea's undefeated run in the league, having extended his personal unbeaten streak to 30 games last weekend. A win against Arsenal will not only keep Chelsea top of the league but also bring them closer to securing another title.
Bright, who has captained England on numerous occasions and was recently voted onto the FIFPro Women's World XI for a third time, is set to make history at the Emirates stadium this Saturday as she sets her sights on breaking Nobbs' appearance record.
and has been an inspiration to many young players. I mean, 209 appearances is no joke 
- that's dedication and perseverance right there! Her career journey is a testament to her hard work and passion for the game.
. And breaking Jordan Nobbs' record would be a huge milestone - I'm rooting for her! 
️ She's an incredible role model not just on the pitch but off it too. I'm sure this win will give her and her teammates a huge confidence boost 
. Fingers crossed for Chelsea against Arsenal, let's see some magic happen! 
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, i mean we all know she's been with chelsea for ages but still, that's dedication for you 
. and can u believe she started playing in 2011?! time flies right? 
i do hope she breaks jordan nobbs record on saturday tho, would be so cool to see her get the recognition she deserves 
her career is a testament to how far women's football has come and i think we should all be cheering her on 
what's the most important thing for her tho? is it just about breaking records or is there more to it than that 
. But what I love most is how her career just keeps going on and on - two decades in the game? That's dedication for ya 
. Fingers crossed she breaks that appearance record, it'll be so cool to see!
. And let's be real, who wouldn't want to win eight consecutive titles with Chelsea? 
. It's not like anyone else will remember who scored the winning goal or anything. And a 210th appearance? That's just an insane amount of matches. What if she gets injured this weekend? Her career will be over. Not to mention, another record that'll only serve as a benchmark for someone else to break in the future. Chelsea's undefeated run is probably just going to end with one slip-up...